paper cut outs by Joe Rogers

Officially mine. Framed and everything.
From Happy Doodle Land

By Craig Redman

By Phil Rynda

By Invisible Creature

"Dreams Deferred"

Here's a preview of my collaboration with Eyeone for "Dreams Deferred". The show runs from December 9, 2010 - May 2011.

Chinese American Museum
425 N. Los Angeles Street (at Arcadia)
Los Angeles, 90012
(213) 485-8567
camla.org

By James Brown

By Jesse LeDoux

By Adrian Johnson

by Bob Daly

hair clips

by louandlee

By Simon Peplow

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By Tea and Ceremony

Bears are Best

They surely are.

By Kate Fete

I just found Flora Chang's shop, Happy Doodle Land. She sells an array of things that would ceaselessly delight anyone.
For instance-look at these stamps. Just look at them. I'd choose no. 7, 9, 16, and 22. Dude, how proud would you be if you got one of these at the top of your work? Estudiantes, you might get hooked up. Haha these make me so happy.

artwork by Flora Chang

By John Fellows

Colombia

By Always With Honor

cakes!

By Piktorama

it's great

By eyeone

By Damien Correll

By Ben Javens

By Yum Yum London

By rexbox

Francis The Bear

I could never say no to a bear with a party hat.
invitation by Rifle Paper Co.

This print by Christopher Bettig is tre rad. I wish I could've seen his work at Analogue Books in person, but hey maybe I'll mosey on over to his solo show. Of Woe & Magic runs from Oct.1- Nov.1 and is taking place at Hello By Candystore Collective.



print by Christopher Bettig

Wednesday Bear

It's Tuesday you say? Well, fuck it. :)


By Martin Bregman

By Daniel Dolz

Ooh fun! Gemma Correll was interviewed by Doodlers Anonymous. Here are some of my favorite parts of the interview:


Q: What costume would you most like to wear to a fancy dress party?
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Q: If you didn't have an arm, what would you like instead?


Q: If your laptop had a super power, what would it be?


Check out the rest of the interview Doodlers Anonymous.

I'm back to babbling in familiar places. Here's an illustration by Victo Ngai that captures how I feel about my old childhood hairdresser. Via BOOOOOM!

By Scott Campbell

Wonderful

By Jordan Ferney


These flags remind me of the ones we used to draw on the tops of our castles. As 8 year olds we drew the houses of dictators.

Creature House and connect-the-dots-puzzle by Evgenia Barinova

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Fun salt & pepper shakers by Daina Platais via Clay Wood & Cotton